ABUS Skurb Kid kids bike helmet

Pros / Cons
Pros
- The rear opening accommodates tied-back hair without having to tuck it beneath the adjustment ring.
Cons
- Ponytail clearance does not ensure a stable fit: test the helmet with the hairstyle worn on rides.
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The Skurb Kid is a useful helmet to try when tied-back hair interferes with a rear adjustment dial. Its opening provides a route for a ponytail or braid; it does not replace choosing the correct size. The green jungle shell pictured here has the rounded Skurb Kid shape and ventilation openings.
Measure the child’s head and try the helmet with their normal riding hairstyle. Adjust it so it sits level, low on the forehead and does not rock when the child moves. If making room for the hair lifts the front or loosens the fit, the helmet is not fitting correctly. Check the supplied instructions and size label before riding. A design the child likes can help with willingness to wear it, but stable fit remains the deciding test.